I am so worried what he found! Been having right side pain, gallstone and fibroids was found 5 yrs ago. Due to constant pain for over two months now, my GP referred me for us scan. I suffer from anxiety and am 51. Can’t seem to relax . Sonographer advised to await my GP.
Any advice will help
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If I'm understanding you right, the sonographer will never tell you the results. They will have a proper study of the scan and send the results to the GP. If it was anything urgent that needed immediate attention, the sonographer would have contacted your GP straight away and then the GP in turn would have contacted you. As I have said in other replies, there is alot tucked away in a womens abdomen and Endometriosis can be very sneaky and hide in the most ridiculous places at times and it can be hard to diagnose.
It's ok to be anxious. Can you call your GP for your results over the phone or will you make an appt to see him/her because its probably a good idea to make an appt, so you can both decide what's the next step.
The sonograoher will probably struggle to tell you as they really find it hard to diagnose endermetreeosis....ive had scans upon scans and it takes a skilled gp/professional to see what's going on x
Thank you so much for your support. I contacted my Gp , the scan result there. Reception lady ask me to call Gp on the phone as it’s not urgent so I am hoping it’s the same scan result as 5 yrs ago.
GP called me today and reported I have gallbladder stones and fatty liver. He has referred me for removal and advised me to loose weight and stay off fatty food. I am 12.5 stones 5.3 height.
I am very pleased I can look forward to getting rid of this pain
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